Who we are
A network of more than 40 bilateral and multilateral donors, international financial institutions, intergovernmental organizations, foundations, and development agencies. Set up in 2003 following the first High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in 2002, it brings together donors that believe the best way to tackle global poverty and hunger is to develop agriculture, reshape food systems, and invest in rural communities.
Who we are
A network of more than 40 bilateral and multilateral donors, international financial institutions, intergovernmental organizations, foundations and development agencies. Set up in 2003 following the first High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in 2002, the Donor Platform brings together donors that believe the best way to tackle global poverty and hunger is to develop agriculture, reshape food systems, and invest in rural communities.
VISION
Donors effectively catalyse change.
MISSION
Brokering donor collaboration for impact.
Donor investments enable transformation of food systems for better access to safe and nutritious food, improved environmental sustainability and more prosperous rural communities.
The Platform brokers donor collaboration to enhance the impact of their policies, investments and programmes on food systems and rural development.
VISION
Donors effectively catalyse change.
Donor investments enable transformation of food systems for better access to safe and nutritious food, improved environmental sustainability and more prosperous rural communities.
MISSION
Brokering donor collaboration for impact.
The Platform brokers donor collaboration to enhance the impact of their policies, investments and programmes on food systems and rural development.
Platform Structure and Members
Two Co-Chairs are elected ad personam by the Board members, and serve as chairs of the Board.
The Platform has a Board, its main decision-making body, which comprises the focal points of all Platform members who pay an annual membership fee.
Platform members comprise of influential bilateral and multilateral development agencies, international financial institutions, intergovernmental organizations and foundations.
Platform Structure and Members
Two Co-Chairs are elected ad personam by the Board members, and serve as chairs of the Board.
The Platform has a Board, its main decision-making body, which comprises the focal points of all Platform members who pay an annual membership fee.
Platform members comprise of influential bilateral and multilateral development agencies, international financial institutions, intergovernmental organizations and foundations.
How We Work Together
Meet Our Members and Partners
We are facing unprecedented challenges. In a world of growing uncertainty, we need to produce more and better food for a growing population and ensure it is accessible to all, breaking the barriers that exclude millions from access. We will only cope with these challenges by returning to the principle of diversity in our food systems.
We are facing unprecedented challenges. In a world of growing uncertainty, we need to produce more and better food for a growing population and ensure it is accessible to all, breaking the barriers that exclude millions from access. We will only cope with these challenges by returning to the principle of diversity in our food systems.
A common commitment
Platform members share a vision for the realization of SDG 2 (zero hunger) and recognize the constructive and effective role that donors can play in supporting and enabling food systems transformation – one that secures better access to safe and nutritious food while ensuring environmental sustainability to safeguard the food security, health, well-being and livelihoods of rural communities.
Its mission statement reflects the key role of investments in food systems and rural development, as well as the critical role of the Platform and its members in ensuring that food systems and rural development issues remain a high priority for donors, governments and other key actors.
Platform members share a vision for the realization of SDG 2 (zero hunger) and recognize the constructive and effective role that donors can play in supporting and enabling food systems transformation – one that secures better access to safe and nutritious food while ensuring environmental sustainability to safeguard the food security, health, well-being and livelihoods of rural communities.
Its mission statement reflects the key role of investments in food systems and rural development, as well as the critical role of the Platform and its members in ensuring that food systems and rural development issues remain a high priority for donors, governments and other key actors.
A common commitment
Platform members share a vision for the realization of SDG 2 (zero hunger) and recognize the constructive and effective role that donors can play in supporting and enabling food systems transformation – one that secures better access to safe and nutritious food while ensuring environmental sustainability to safeguard the food security, health, well-being and livelihoods of rural communities.
Its mission statement reflects the key role of investments in food systems and rural development, as well as the critical role of the Platform and its members in ensuring that food systems and rural development issues remain a high priority for donors, governments and other key actors.
